BMW S1000RR Fairings

About the BMW S1000RR

The BMW S1000RR is the brand’s liter-class supersport, launched in 2009 as BMW’s first modern 1000 cc inline-four sportbike. Across its production it has become a benchmark for power and electronics in the class and a regular competitor in World Superbike racing. Owners range from experienced track riders to riders upgrading from smaller supersports, and the bike’s aggressive bodywork means fairing replacement after a drop or track incident is a common need. Because the S1000RR has been revised several times, the outer panels differ between generations – which is why kits are organized by year range rather than sold as one universal set.

S1000RR Generations & Year Ranges

The first generation (2009-2014) introduced the asymmetrical headlight layout and the original supersport bodywork. The second generation (2015-2018) sharpened the front end and revised the tail and side panels. The third generation (2019-2022) brought a redesigned fairing with new intake geometry, and the current generation (2023-present) updated the nose and winglets. Each generation uses different mounting points, so panels are not interchangeable between them. Confirm your bike’s year from the VIN or build sticker, then open the matching year category to browse liveries.

Popular S1000RR Styles & Liveries

The most requested schemes start with BMW Motorsport’s factory white-and-blue, often paired with red accents for a recognizable superbike look. Race-replica liveries based on the factory WSBK livery are a steady favorite among track riders. Matte black and gloss-black builds remain popular for a clean, understated appearance, while tri-color and custom two-tone panels give owners a way to set their bike apart at a track day. Because the S1000RR’s bodywork is large and highly visible, even a simple solid color reads strongly in motion. Browse the year categories to see which liveries are available for your generation.

What’s Included in the Kit

A full S1000RR kit covers the upper front cowl, the left and right side panels, the lower belly pan, the tail section, the front fender and the windscreen. Each order also includes a matched screw and bolt kit and a heat shield. Some listings add a tank cover or additional trim. The exact panel count varies by year, so check the product description for the specific contents before ordering a complete set.

Fitment: Make Sure You Pick the Right Year

S1000RR fairings are molded to a specific generation, and the 2009, 2015, 2019 and 2023 updates each changed the bodywork and mounting points. A kit from one generation will not align with another, which is the most common cause of returns on this model. Confirm your production year from the VIN plate or steering-head sticker, then select the matching year category before browsing. Ordering against the correct year is the simplest way to avoid a fitment problem and a return.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are S1000RR fairings the same across all years?
No. The 2009, 2015, 2019 and 2023 generations each use different bodywork and mounting points. Order the kit matched to your specific year range.

How long does delivery take?
Production runs 10-15 business days, then EMS air shipping adds 15-20 business days. A tracking number is issued once the order ships. Total transit is typically 25-35 business days.

What is the return policy?
Uninstalled kits in original packaging can be returned within 14 days of delivery. You pay return shipping; there is no restocking fee, and damaged-in-transit parts are replaced free.

Do the kits need extra drilling?
No. They are injection molded with pre-drilled holes at OEM positions, so existing bolts align directly without modification.

Will painted kits match my current panels?
Painted kits use a 7-stage process with clear coat meeting or exceeding OEM standards, color-matched to factory schemes. Compare the finish to your bike before installation.

Can I order a single panel instead of a full kit?
Many S1000RR panels are listed individually. If only one piece is damaged, ordering that panel is cheaper than a complete set.

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